Earlier this week, reports surfaced that there were going to be some layoffs at DisneyToon Studios, the studio responsible for the Tinker Bell and Planes series. The reason? There wasn't an specific one but it's not too hard to see why the layoffs occurred. The Tinker Bell series is done, with Legend of the Neverbeast being its last instalment, and the second film in the Planes franchise, Fire and Rescue, didn't do nearly as well as the first did last year. With the home media market shrinking every year, there are not many options for a studio that has specialized in producing home video products since its inception.
Friday, 15 August 2014
DisneyToon Studios' Future: What Options Does it Have?
Earlier this week, reports surfaced that there were going to be some layoffs at DisneyToon Studios, the studio responsible for the Tinker Bell and Planes series. The reason? There wasn't an specific one but it's not too hard to see why the layoffs occurred. The Tinker Bell series is done, with Legend of the Neverbeast being its last instalment, and the second film in the Planes franchise, Fire and Rescue, didn't do nearly as well as the first did last year. With the home media market shrinking every year, there are not many options for a studio that has specialized in producing home video products since its inception.
Labels:
DisneyToon Studios,
Editorial,
John Lasseter,
Munir,
Planes,
Tinkerbell
Tuesday, 12 August 2014
Animated Films that Need Blu-ray Releases ASAP
In this day and age, where digital streaming is becoming the norm and physical media is waning, it's nonetheless hard to believe that some of the most celebrated animated films aren't available in HD yet. Here's a list of the films that need a Blu-ray release as soon as possible. This list applies to US releases.
Monday, 11 August 2014
Thursday, 7 August 2014
Studio Ghibli's Future: What's Next for the Revered Studio?
Labels:
Editorial,
Hayao Miyazaki,
Isao Takahata,
Munir,
Studio Ghibli,
Toshio Suzuki
Monday, 21 July 2014
Check Out This Awesome Comic-Con Poster for Pixar's Toy Story That Time Forgot!
Back in January, Pixar announced that - although they may not be releasing a feature film this year - they will be releasing their second Toy Story TV special this holiday season. Toy Story That Time Forgot is making an appearance at this year's San Diego Comic-Con, and this immense poster - which will be given out to attendees of Pixar's panel at SDCC - has just popped up online!
Labels:
Christmas,
Disney,
Pixar,
Steve Purcell,
Toy Story,
Toy Story That Time Forgot,
TV,
TV Specials
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